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methodist church
A worship space used for services, prayer, and religious ceremonies by a Methodist congregation.
A Methodist church is a space used for services, prayer, and religious ceremonies by the Methodist denomination of Christianity.
Methodism includes several church bodies, including the United Methodist Church. The term is not restricted to membership in that one organization.
The congregation's Methodist affiliation distinguishes its worship space from an Anglican church or a church of another tradition. Shared prayers or a similar order of service do not remove that distinction.
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adventist church
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anglican church
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baptist church
A worship space used for regular services and prayer by a congregation in the Baptist tradition. -
calvinist church
A consecrated house of worship in the Calvinist tradition, including Reformed churches. -
christian community church
A worship space used for services and sacraments by a congregation of The Christian Community. -
christian science church
A worship space used for services and prayer by a congregation of the Church of Christ, Scientist. -
congregational church
A worship space used for services and religious ceremonies by a Congregationalist congregation. -
eastern orthodox church
A worship space used for prayer, liturgy, and religious ceremonies by an Eastern Orthodox congregation. -
interdenominational church
A Christian worship space open to any denomination or shared by more than two denominations. -
lutheran church
A worship space used for masses, prayer, and religious services by a Lutheran congregation. -
new apostolic church
A worship space used for regular services and prayer by a congregation of the New Apostolic Church. -
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old catholic church
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oriental orthodox church
A house of worship belonging to one of the churches of the Oriental Orthodox communion. -
pentecostal church
A worship space used for regular services and prayer by a congregation in the Pentecostal movement. -
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A worship space used for services and religious ceremonies by a Presbyterian congregation. -
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roman catholic church
A worship space used for Roman Catholic masses, prayer, and ceremonies under the authority of the Pope. -
unitarian church
A house of worship used for religious services by a congregation in the Unitarian tradition.